THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF FORT COQUITDAAI
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meetin g of the Parks & Recreation Cor.';.Rittee
was held in
Parks
Reerreation
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Department Office on Septenber
4 I00 p.m.
26th I 1984 at
In attendance were
Alderman Stewart. Alderman Keryluk, Alderman Farnworth,
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Also in attendance was K. Janna
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Park
r s & R ecreation

CONFIRMATION OF MIFIUTES

That the minutes of the r.eetin
'ng of the Parks & Recreation Committee
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on Wednesday, Auaust 22nd,
1984, be taken as read and adopted
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The Committee re. eived the letter
fronMr. Erho.
Please see attached.

Ret.ommendatio:t. I

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That a lettef be
to Mr. Erho indicating that the
City will take rto sent
further
action or. the
h h
a rea y be:.n informed of this
Mayor Traboulay in
April, 1984. Furthermore, thatby should
he
he
may renove the stump at his expense
if he wish,
so wishes.

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a) Ramie Harrison, aged 14,

a gold medal in the
breaststroke and the frontreceived
crawl at the Physically

Handicapped B.C. Summer Gar es held in
Burnaby, June
14th to 17th, 1984.
Recommendation:

That Ran'.'e .Iarrison receive civic
recoanition from the
City of Port Coquitlam.
CARRIED

b!!

W

arren Kiland

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please see attached inforr.ation.

Recommendation:

That an athletic civic recognition award
not be given
to Flarren Kiland.
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Linear Park adjacent to Catholic Church
Attached report was received from the City Engineer.
Recommendation:

That the report be received for information.
CARRIFD

Item No. 4

Reeve Street Soccer Field

It was reported that the construction has been completed except for the parking
The budget, at
this time, stands at $ 182,970. lot..
A cost estimate is
being done on the parking lot which will be brought
back to the Committee.
Recommendation

That the report be received.

CARRIED

ADJOURNMENT

The meeting adjourned at 5r30 p.m.

J.d:f-Eefyluk

Chairman.

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Nr. G. Erho

1844 Fraser Avenue
Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Dear Hr. Erho;
Thank you very much for your letter in regard to the
removal of the tree stump in the lane behind 1844

The letter identifies that you will
assume responsibility of the removal of the stump.

Fraser Avenue.

(It is my understanding that yor3 intend to burn the

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I will contact Mr. Doug Madden to
indicate that there is no pdol.-lem in having you

stump down) .

remove the stump.
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Furthermore I have instructed the Parks Department
to remove the brush and debris and by the time you
receive this letter it should have been taken care
of. I tried to call you on Thursday, August
23rd,
but there was no answer.

If you have any further questions please contact
Bram Hoogendoorn at 941-3431. Thanking you for
your consideration.

Parks E Recreation Director

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Parks Superintendent
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Policy:

That the crit'aria for awardingaward
City of Port
Civic Awards as submi t ted vith a memorandum Coquitlam
from thc
City Clerk, November 22nd, f974, be accepted.

Ceneral:

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The recipient must be or must have been
resident
of Port Coquitlam for at least six monthsa prior
to the nomination for the
.
No person or group of persons shall receive
avard more than once for each specific award the
class
Any person may nominate an individual ur
of individuals by compl. ting a nomination group
fr "m,
returning it to the City Clerk who will es nt
it to the Council.
A majority vote of Council is
required to authorize
presentation of an award except for "Recognition"
when approval of the Mayor uill suffice.
An avard or awards will not necessarily be
awarded
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each year.

Sportst May be awarded to an individual or
who
places first, second or third at the highestteam
Provincial
level or for equivalent achievement.
B. Arts & Sciences: May be awarded to an
individual
or group of individuals uho achieves the highest
Provincial level or equivalent recognition for
a vork of art. performance, composition,
scientific achievement or similar work .
Community Service: May be awarded to an individual
or group of individuals who performs
outstanding
service to the City, the Province, or anCanada,
or uho,
over a period of years served rhe City, the Province,
or Canada in an outstanding manner.
D. Heroism: May be awarded to an
individual or
of individuals who show outstanding heroism group
in
the protection of life and/or property.
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Recognition: Hay be awarded to recognize Wedding
Anniversaries, Birthdays, or other personal
milestones reached by City residents;
applicable, by clubs or organizations. or, if

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CITY OF PORT COPUITLAM
MEMORANDUM

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A derman
J. J. Ker y uk
Parks d Recreation Committee

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B.R. Kirk,
City Administrator

SUBJECT:

Warren Kiland - Belly-flop Championships

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Mayor Traboulay asked that the attached
referred to your
Committee for discussion and advise if a beTribute
should be
given Mr. Kiland.

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Expedition member Ron wyatt oi &assn&a&c,
T«nn.. yesterday said the samp'aken last
week from Mount Ararat In Tu. y. will be
analyzed at Qalbralth Laboratories to determine their content and approximate age.
Wyatt said a boat-shaped lormatlon first was
spotted during s NATO aerial survey In 1959.
The nnnnants were preserved In Isvs. he said,
but began disintegrating ~ lter a 1979 earthquake,
He said metal tests Indicated tht. racks may
conuun oxidized bronze. copper or tin that
could have been used ac metal brackets on a

counts date the Ark at 2454 BC.
auned duAng
Wyatt said lhe samples were
an expedition that involved former astronaut
James Irwin and members ol lhree groups: the
High Flight Foundation of Colorado Springs,
Colo.; The Loud Cry oi Nashville, Tenn., and
International Expeditions oi Houston, Tex
However, the semi-olfi«ial Turkish news
agency Anatolia quoted Irwin as saying: "I
could not find the Ark, bul I will return next
I'ear.

Tennis secondary
GOOD to Bjorn's romance
SHOW
BELLY
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KINGSTON, Ont.—

Warren Klland' belly
crushed beer bottles
and then cmsbed 12
huge opponents to
win him the world
belly-Bop championship yesterday.
Kllaad, of Port Coqultlam, warmed up
lor his acl by flopplag
oo a couple of beer

bottles wrapped la

towels on a dock.
Then be flopped to
the title with su
Impeccable splash
loto a scattering of
flowers as 2,000

Ne\vs Services
When Wimbledon champ Bjorn
Borg opened a plush sports club
near Stockholm yesterday, reporters
were more interested in his latest
lovt: match — teenybopper Janolke

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Bjorllag.
While Borg told the press about
the new club, photographers tumed hurdle in his cross-county bicycle
their cameras on 17-year-old Bjorl- trip to raise money to fight the dising. a shy Swedish brunette. But ease.
when reporters tried to address
Seao O'Keefe, I I. crossed the
Bjorling, Borg snapped, -I'l arcwer 1.655-metre (11,992-foot) Loveland
the questions."
Pass in the Colorado Rockies. hoping
last week Borg, 28, announced he to be the youngest coast-tokoast
is divordng his Romanian-born wife, bicyclist with his 5,150-kilometre
Mariana.
(3200-mile) trip from Santa Monica,

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Calif., to New York.
Sean set out Aug. 16. accompanied
by two vans carrying his family.

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Sean said hc was making the crossLions stand between klontreal and country ride "lo do something lor

spectators cheered.
children.Kllaod had some Michael Jackson.
In reply to a weekend statement by
formidable and ~ illy
promoter of the
oppoo«nts vying for Chuck Sullivan.Tour.
~ ~ ~
that the fs&n&the title — amoag Jacksons'lcto&y
And a New Han&pshirc msn, alen
would
come
to
Montreal,
promoter
ly
them bl ~ arch-rival Donald Donald yeslerday said noth- spurred by the cancer death ol a
"Big" Mike Parteleno
"we'e still ne- friend, yesterday completed a coastol Ohio, who weighed ing was confirmed but
to-coast run to raise cancer research
gotiating."
la at 200 kllograrss
The Olympic Stadium is already tun ds.
(440 pounds).
Gary Aran:Inl, 21, began his odysand
There was also the booked Sept. 11 lor the PopeCon.
sey
May 3 in Ssn Francisco and fin.
when
Montreal
15
the
Sept.
sentimental favorite,
ishcd it late ymterday at the or&an
will
the
Lions.
cordcs
play
-psssioaate" Peggy
resort ol Hampton Beach, N.H
Wilson, a 136kg (300
"When I was getting t&rid. I kept
pound ) Klogston
4 ~ ~
thinking about what my lricnd went

grandmother, tbe

osly woman ever to
c&mpcte In the championship.

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through," Aramini said. "I just kept
touched by the cancer death ol a ti llmg inyself to take it one day at a
classmctc. has cleared a gimgrsphic trna tiki h& diil

VALHALIA. N.Y. — Jail is nol go/xl

!or Jean Harris. Ihe locner school
headmistress convicted ol killing
"Scarsdale Diet" invenlor Dr Herinaii

niece

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A Fairbanks, Alaska boy. deeply

News Services

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Michael Kennedy say. »/u
l&er "distress" al being iiwl,

Harris is serving a 15..
irrm fur the killing ol fa&
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THE CORPORATION

Of THE CITV OF PORT COIIUIFUIM
MEMORANDUM

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FROM:

8. Kirk,
City Administrator

September 7, 1984

F.E. Peters, P. Eng.,

City Engineer
Be:

Linear Par~k Ad 'acent to Catholic Church

have severa comments on he an prepared
inear park at thn west end ofp Fraser Avenue. by the Parks d Recreation

showing the

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Frasar A»rise

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and M inning Avenue might be
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app. oxim,italy on tlie al ignment, f Lot 6
Th Is woul d h &ve I'e ef fire I
or
reducing the size i&f the parking lot put
wou I d a I I ow the sa e of tire
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residential constructio&. if addlt&OI&al aarking
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tnen it migh ba nisre
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s&ime cf it &c&'oss nn t&e nci'I'n
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side
area of Lots 254place
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and $
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own plai s do no shoi this,
port on of the land Inten&Sed
for;»rx is gazetteil ss highw
was done at the time of fha
iy right-of-w&",.
'iriis
«ughee&, Highvay widening when
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and between Metro Mor&rs ar d the
Or&parr&&ent of
gnways.
would not e& i .i: t .&ny
diff iculties in getting
this land fr»nsferred for Hpark
land iir In using it a: s«cn
even though it is desigdatec as
higliway. Ho&aver, the proc«ss of discussion
with
th'he Department of Hi ghi&ays shoul&, l&e commenced in order to
ensure th a t we can d o
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